Hawaii SB2783 amends foreclosure laws to require public sales of mortgaged properties and units to be held at state facilities or on a state website.
Hawaii SB2783 modifies foreclosure procedures by requiring public sales of mortgaged properties and units to occur at designated state facilities or on a state website. The bill specifies locations for public sales based on the property's location and mandates that the foreclosing mortgagee prepare public notices detailing sale information. It also allocates funds for the judiciary to develop and maintain a website for hosting public sales. The changes take effect on July 1, 2026.
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